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	In 2012 he starred as [[Oscar Wilde]] in David Hare's play ''The Judas Kiss''.		In 2012 he starred as [[Oscar Wilde]] in David Hare's play ''The Judas Kiss''.

	He was listed under "National Treasures" in the [[Pink List 2010]] ~~and~~ [[Pink List 2011\|2011]] and "Lifetime Achievement Awards" in the [[Pink List 2012]].		He was listed under "National Treasures" in the [[Pink List 2010]], [[Pink List 2011\|2011]] and [[Pink List 2013\|2013]], and "Lifetime Achievement Awards" in the [[Pink List 2012]].

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	In 2012 he starred as [[Oscar Wilde]] in David Hare's play ''The Judas Kiss''.		In 2012 he starred as [[Oscar Wilde]] in David Hare's play ''The Judas Kiss''.

			He was listed under "National Treasures" in the [[Pink List 2010]] and [[Pink List 2011\|2011]] and "Lifetime Achievement Awards" in the [[Pink List 2012]].

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	[[File:Rupert Everett Cannes.jpg\|thumb\|Rupert Everett at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival\|alt=Everett in evening dress]]''Rupert Everett'' (Rupert James Hector Everett, born 1959) is an actor. He has appeared in many films, including ''Another Country'', ''My Best Friend's Wedding'', ''An Ideal Husband'', ''The Next Best Thing'' and the ''Shrek'' sequels.		[[File:Rupert Everett Cannes.jpg\|thumb\|Rupert Everett at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival\|alt=Everett in evening dress]]'''Rupert Everett''' (Rupert James Hector Everett, born 1959) is an actor. He has appeared in many films, including ''Another Country'', ''My Best Friend's Wedding'', ''An Ideal Husband'', ''The Next Best Thing'' and the ''Shrek'' sequels.

	He was born in [[Burnham Deepdale]], [[Norfolk]]. He ran away to London aged 16 to become an actor, and worked as a rent boy to support himself.<ref> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/3577920/The-ascent-of-Everett.html Nigel Farndale "The ascent of Everett", ''Daily Telegraph'' 22 May 2002</ref> He studied at the [[Central School of Speech and Drama]] but was dismissed for insubordination, and then got a job at the Citizens' Theatre in [[Glasgow]].		He was born in [[Burnham Deepdale]], [[Norfolk]]. He ran away to London aged 16 to become an actor, and worked as a rent boy to support himself.<ref> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/3577920/The-ascent-of-Everett.html Nigel Farndale "The ascent of Everett", ''Daily Telegraph'' 22 May 2002</ref> He studied at the [[Central School of Speech and Drama]] but was dismissed for insubordination, and then got a job at the Citizens' Theatre in [[Glasgow]].

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	''Rupert Everett'' (Rupert James Hector Everett, born 1959) is an actor. He has appeared in many films, including ''Another Country'', ''My Best Friend's Wedding'', ''An Ideal Husband'', ''The Next Best Thing'' and the ''Shrek'' sequels.		[[File:Rupert Everett Cannes.jpg\|thumb\|Rupert Everett at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival\|alt=Everett in evening dress]]''Rupert Everett'' (Rupert James Hector Everett, born 1959) is an actor. He has appeared in many films, including ''Another Country'', ''My Best Friend's Wedding'', ''An Ideal Husband'', ''The Next Best Thing'' and the ''Shrek'' sequels.

	He was born in [[Burnham Deepdale]], [[Norfolk]]. He ran away to London aged 16 to become an actor, and worked as a rent boy to support himself.<ref> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/3577920/The-ascent-of-Everett.html Nigel Farndale "The ascent of Everett", ''Daily Telegraph'' 22 May 2002</ref> He studied at the [[Central School of Speech and Drama]] but was dismissed for insubordination, and then got a job at the Citizens' Theatre in [[Glasgow]].		He was born in [[Burnham Deepdale]], [[Norfolk]]. He ran away to London aged 16 to become an actor, and worked as a rent boy to support himself.<ref> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/3577920/The-ascent-of-Everett.html Nigel Farndale "The ascent of Everett", ''Daily Telegraph'' 22 May 2002</ref> He studied at the [[Central School of Speech and Drama]] but was dismissed for insubordination, and then got a job at the Citizens' Theatre in [[Glasgow]].

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	''Rupert Everett'' (Rupert James Hector Everett, born 1959) is an actor.		''Rupert Everett'' (Rupert James Hector Everett, born 1959) is an actor. He has appeared in many films, including ''Another Country'', ''My Best Friend's Wedding'', ''An Ideal Husband'', ''The Next Best Thing'' and the ''Shrek'' sequels.

	He was born in [[Burnham Deepdale]], [[Norfolk]]. He ran away to London aged 16 to become an actor, and worked as a rent boy to support himself.<ref> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/3577920/The-ascent-of-Everett.html Nigel Farndale "The ascent of Everett", ''Daily Telegraph'' 22 May 2002</ref> He studied at the [[Central School of Speech and Drama]] but was dismissed for insubordination, and then got a job at the Citizens' Theatre in [[Glasgow]].		He was born in [[Burnham Deepdale]], [[Norfolk]]. He ran away to London aged 16 to become an actor, and worked as a rent boy to support himself.<ref> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/3577920/The-ascent-of-Everett.html Nigel Farndale "The ascent of Everett", ''Daily Telegraph'' 22 May 2002</ref> He studied at the [[Central School of Speech and Drama]] but was dismissed for insubordination, and then got a job at the Citizens' Theatre in [[Glasgow]].
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	In 1989 Everett moved to Paris, where he wrote the novel ''Hello, Darling, Are You Working?'' and came out as gay, which he later said may have damaged his career.<ref>http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2009/nov/29/rupert-everett-madonna-carole-cadwalladr ''Guardian'' article. 29 November 2009. "I wouldn't advise any actor thinking of his career to come out."</ref>		In 1989 Everett moved to Paris, where he wrote the novel ''Hello, Darling, Are You Working?'' and came out as gay, which he later said may have damaged his career.<ref>http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2009/nov/29/rupert-everett-madonna-carole-cadwalladr ''Guardian'' article. 29 November 2009. "I wouldn't advise any actor thinking of his career to come out."</ref>

			In 2006 he revealed in his memoir ''''Red Carpets and Other Banana Skins'' that he had had a six-year affair with the television presenter Paula Yates.<ref>http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/3655414/Rupert---unleashed-and-unloved.html Jan "Rupert unleashed and unloved" ''Telegraph'' 2 October 2006 </ref> However he has described himself as homosexual rather than bisexual. "I was basically adventurous, I think I wanted to try everything."<ref>http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/5352284.stm "Ross apologises for swearing star." ''BBC News''</ref>

			In 2012 he starred as [[Oscar Wilde]] in David Hare's play ''The Judas Kiss''.

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''Rupert Everett'' (Rupert James Hector Everett, born 1959) is an actor.

He was born in [[Burnham Deepdale]], [[Norfolk]]. He ran away to London aged 16 to become an actor, and worked as a rent boy to support himself.<ref> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/3577920/The-ascent-of-Everett.html Nigel Farndale "The ascent of Everett", ''Daily Telegraph'' 22 May 2002</ref> He studied at the [[Central School of Speech and Drama]] but was dismissed for insubordination, and then got a job at the Citizens' Theatre in [[Glasgow]].

In 1981 he got a part as a the gay schoolboy "Guy Bennett" (modelled on [[Guy Burgess]] in ''Another Country'' at the [[Greenwich]] Theatre and then the [[West End]], followed by the film version in 1984.

In 1989 Everett moved to Paris, where he wrote the novel ''Hello, Darling, Are You Working?'' and came out as gay, which he later said may have damaged his career.<ref>http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2009/nov/29/rupert-everett-madonna-carole-cadwalladr ''Guardian'' article. 29 November 2009. "I wouldn't advise any actor thinking of his career to come out."</ref>

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